Impromptu day trip to Lausanne from Geneva and we visited the Olympic Museum, which is timely. It was informative and had excellent displays of past Olympic events, athletes, medals, etc. There were lots of interactive activities & we especially enjoyed the exercises to test our balance and coordination. The outside was well maintained garden with architectural art and track.

Didn't expect much from this museum as we went there to avoid the rain. At the end I had a really good time and wish I took more time to visit. The place is beautiful and not crowded even for a sunday. You learn a lot from history until modern times. There is an interactive section where you can play some games such a biathlon, testing your reflexes and it was so fun to do!

Just a perfect place for Olympic history and current affairs. So much to learn how Olympics started and who was the pioneer. Loved the stories about athletes, trophy, games, gears, clothing and medals. Costing around 20 francs and it took us around 2 hours to explore. Must see when in Lausanne.

The Olympic Museum is a really nice couple of hours of walking. You do get to visually see how some of these world records look in real life. They are just incredible and it shocks you. The grounds are really nice and there are statues you can't climb on so children may need to be kept a close eye on. I found it really interesting and fascinating and I'm sure you will too.

An iconic museum filled with memorabilia and exhibits of the beautiful Olympic Games. There is a lot of history to be seen and many interactive displays and exhibits that make it fun for everyone to get engaged and interact. Great for all ages, and the only warning is that the gift shop is just silly expensive. The museum was beautiful though and well worth a visit while in Lausanne - the home city of the games!

One of the only museums I've not been bored with for a while. Super engaging, well laid out and it has a fun interactive section and the end where you can try out different sports on simulators

Nice place to visit if you like Olympics. 4/5 because tickets are quite expensive. You can still see one free exhibition which is okay. The place is clean and staff is so professional.

A must for sports lovers when you visit Geneva or Lausanne area. Incredaibly well designed museum that walks you through history. A temporary exhibition on marathon was really amazing.

Lovely museum . A must visit for Sport lovers. Modern. Vibrant. With a modern approach to the Olympic Sport History. I visited several times, and I would do it again ! It has a cloak room. A gifts shop and the staff is friendly. I highly recommend to visit.

Amazing place! The museum is truly an unforgettable experience for all sports enthusiasts. There are three floors along which to discover the history of the Olympics, memorabilia of Olympic champions and skill tests. If you are in the area, you cannot miss a visit to this museum, as well as a fantastic brunch at the restaurant with the terrace overlooking the lake.

Worth the entrance. Interactive and thoughtful displays on the history of the Olympics and a lot of regional source material. Very impressed by the flow and activities. The only questionable gap was the Paralympic Games and the lack of discussion around this area.

Lots of details about the Olympic movement and some memorabilia from past years. Felt like there could have been a lot more done with inspirational footage over the years. Worth a visit if you've done everything else and the weather isn't great.

(Translated by Google) It's been a little longer than I was there, but it's really very exciting and impressive. (Original) Ist etwas länger her als ich dort war, aber es ist wirklich sehr spannend und eindrücklich.

Expensive (20 CHF) but above expectations. Tons of cool historical artifacts and stories related to the Olympics. The temporary sports manga exposition was really well made too.

We visited the exterior gardens of the Olympic Museum after which we enjoyed a sunny day on the terrace of their TOM Cafe. It was a beautiful day. To enter the museum you need to show your COVID certificate and ID.

The Olympic Museum is a lovely oasis of sculpture gardens and stunning lake views in the heart of Lausanne. And the exhibits (and gift shop!) are so well laid out and informative that a second trip through wouldn't be out of the question. It's definitely a workout whether you take the stairs or the ramps, so plan accordingly and wear comfortable shoes.

It is an interesting museum, it caused me a lot of emotion to be where there are articles by worldly successful people but especially the area where they exhibit articles belonging to people with disabilities, because I realize that this is not important to succeed in life, "everything it's possible" ...

Although the museum is modest, they certainly made the most of it from the parks' exhibits and sculpture to the multiple antiques. We went there during weekdays, so it wasn’t packed & enjoyed our visit there!! You can get student discount if you’re a student here too!!

No words can truly express my happiness when I got here. As an Olympic fan, coming close to everything I have always watched on TV was jaw dropping. I was new to the city but traveling from Zurich to Lausanne to see this was completely worth it and the location was easily accessible by bus. Pure love 🙏🏾

The Olympic Museum is a must visit if you're in Lausanne. They also have some fun interactive games near the end. It is in the lower ground floor. We found this a little later around the closing time but tried a few games which was fun. The views of the Lake Geneva from the cafe and from the garden outside the museum is just out of the world.

Great museum with lots of content! It walks through the history of the games very clearly and adds additional color for key events. Highly recommend spending multiple hours here to really enjoy the whole museum.

Visited date: June 4th 2023. Time spent: 2.5 hours Entry free with Swiss Travel Pass. Highly recommended for everyone.

Definitively worth a visit! Access to the surrounding park is free and you get a chance to see many interesting installations about Olympics games and to read about "fun facts" related to The Games. The view on the lake is also amazing.

One of the must places to visit in Lausanne especially if you are an olympic fan. They have informative guided tours and some interactive fun games as well. The museum has one of the best views of the lake and directly looks at it. They often organize different events and activities as well. You can see many famous olympic figures and monuments here. A very pleasant experience overall

I loved this museum!!! The temporary Paris 2024 Marathon was extraordinary as it detailed the history of marathons and was overall very inspiring. The free audio guides explained the permanent exhibit about the history of the Olympics very well. Walking through the gardens outside and seeing the statues was wonderful too. Lausanne is a beautiful city. I would recommend everyone to come here.

Wish I'd had longer than an hour and a half to visit all the displays and interactive exhibits. There's an audio guide, but I never could get it to work properly. However, it's not really needed.

Excellent museum, amazing to see all the Olympic torches, metals and various artifacts. It is also very modern in its presentation with high-tech projections, lighting, etc. A must-see if in Lausanne.

It's a huge venue on multiple floors - so much to see and listen to - Learn about all things Olympics. Wonderful historical information about the Olympic movement and its revival. Some athletes have donated sports wear and equipment they wore at their triumphant events- the huge red trainers of a basketball player. This is the Yellow Vest Usain Bolt wore in 2012 when he won the 100 and 200 metres Sprint! Get close up to seeing the medals at each Event and more. There is a timeline showing each Olympic and the country in which it was held ( Paris and Los Angeles next) including the Winter Olympics. I could feel my excitement as I watched some video recordings replaying some events of the past. I would highly recommend a visit. You might need two visits to get round to seeing it all. I visited in the winter on a cold very rainy day so this may have led to not having to queue and entering the venue so easily. Spring / Summer may attract more visitors. Would revisit again!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, and I must say, it was a truly remarkable experience. As a sports enthusiast and a lover of history, this museum offered the perfect combination of both. From the moment I stepped foot inside the museum, I was greeted by a sense of excitement and anticipation. The layout of the exhibits was well-thought-out, guiding visitors through a chronological journey of the Olympics, starting from its ancient roots to the modern-day Games. It was like taking a step back in time and witnessing the evolution of one of the world's most prestigious sporting events. The museum did an excellent job of showcasing the rich history and traditions of the Olympics. The exhibits were not only informative but also visually captivating. The interactive displays allowed me to immerse myself in the stories behind each Olympic Games, from the triumphs to the challenges faced by athletes throughout the years. It was truly inspiring to see how the Olympics have evolved into the global event we know today. One of the highlights of my visit was the extensive collection of memorabilia and souvenirs from past Olympic Games. The museum had an impressive array of artifacts, including medals, torches, and even equipment used by famous athletes. It was fascinating to see these pieces of history up close and personal. I couldn't resist leaving without purchasing a few souvenirs myself, which I will cherish as a reminder of my visit. The staff at the Olympic Museum were friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to answer any questions I had. Their passion for the Olympics was evident, enhancing my overall experience. Additionally, the museum had excellent facilities, including a café and a gift shop, making it a convenient and enjoyable visit. Overall, my experience at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne was nothing short of extraordinary. It was a fantastic journey through the history of the Olympics, filled with fascinating exhibits and a collection of souvenirs that captured the essence of this global event. Whether you are a sports enthusiast or simply curious about the Olympics, I highly recommend visiting this museum. It promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a greater appreciation for the world of sports and the incredible athletes who have made history in the Games.

This place is full of history. Overlooking the mountains, the museum is a must-place if you visit Lausanne. Have at least 2 hours to explore the ruck history of our Olympics and walk around the area. Highly recommend.

20 minutes walk south of Lausanne train station near the lake. Spent most of the day there. Lots of history on all aspects of each Olympics. Very modern. Nice garden area. Restaurant available. No toilets when in the exhibition areas so need to exit to use them.

Wonderful park in front of the museum. You can climb the stairs or ride in a stroller or chair along the gently rising sidewalk. In the evening the stairs and the street are very beautifully illuminated. I definitely recommend visiting during the day and in the evening!

I didn't go inside as it was too expensive, but the exterior and the bar with a nice view over Lake Geneva were already worth a quick visit.

If you come to Lausanne and are a sport fan, you have to visit the Olympic museum. From the antic games to the last event, you will be able to understand more the history of the modern games. And you can find some piece of history, like the Barcelona basket ball final ball sign by the dream team, Fosbury's shoes, all the olympic torch... Enjoy a glass or a brunch at the cafe with an amazing view on the Leman.

After 20 years I have been back at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. It was a great moment to see the spot again. It is very very well maintenant. This time I had kids and my wife with me. The venue is very clean and impressive. If you come to Lausanne it is a must-see location. You have two options to select from, either the short tour free of charge or the 3 floors visit but with a ticket.

Educational and fun interactive museum. Everything is in both French and English. Audio guide is 5 euro, we didn’t get it and we got enough information from all the plaques, writing and videos. My favourite part of the museum was the interactive games section. There’s a skiing and shooting game alone with some memory and skill based ones. Not much on the famous athletes though.

Great and very interesting museum, for all sports lovers wherever they are!

One of my favorite museums. Great place for the whole family. Interesting and inspiring.

The presentation was awesome. The outdoors offers great sculptures and Olympic themed artwork that adds to the experience. A great place to visit when in this area.

(Translated by Google) Interesting and informative if you like sport a must visit place. (Original) Intéressant et instructif si vous aimez le sport lieu incontournable à visiter.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful museum, pleasant welcome and not too heavy anticovid measures ... (Original) Beau musée, accueil agréable et mesures anticovid pas trop lourde...

Beautiful exhibition - both interior and exterior. One of a kind exhibit items - real touch of history. Marvellous view for Geneva Lake from the stairs in front of the museum. Interesting interactive exhibition e.g. possibility to test yourself with Usain Bolt's 100m World Record 100m run and many, many more. While being in Lausanne - definitely must see!

Interesting facts about the olympics back in greek times. They have artifacts about then and current times of Olympic memorabilia. At the end you can test some of your skills. Unfortunately due to the covid you can't do many interactions in the museum.

If you are a fan of the Olympics this is a must see. I loved it. What a beautiful location. There is a section on the history of the games. Then so many uniforms and equipment used by the athletes throughout the years. I really liked the exhibit where you could scroll through each Olympics and see photos or video clips about the time and the games. Some of the interactive things were closed (due to covid), but I definitely enjoyed my visit. They give you discount coupons for the store and cafe as well.

Really good to visit. It would be nice to se more information and history from every sport!

Great museum giving us the entire history of the start and current day games. Intriguing, modern and interactive. A must when visiting the city.

It was a beautiful museum! For me the Olympic games were always fun to watch, but I didn't know much about the history behind it. I will not spoil that much, but it is really beautiful and inspiring! "It's not only a competition, it's a way of life" is one of the quotes that they used. I would really recommend it to everyone.

Great selection of high quality produce at very reasonable prices. Sensible sanitation policy. Helpful staff.

Well thought out and family friendly museum. During Coronavirus times many of the interactive elements are off limits, bit it is still worth a visit if you are in the area. The view from the cafe is exceptional.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) Molto bello

(Translated by Google) What is on display here in the garden is impressive. (Original) Eindrücklich was hier alles im Garten ausgestellt ist.

(Translated by Google) Perfect place to learn sports culture and have a good time with the family. Highly recommended! (Original) Sitio perfecto para aprender cultura deportiva y pasar un buen rato en familia. Muy recomendable!

(Translated by Google) Museum of different permanent exhibitions related to the world of sports, especially the Olympic Games. It is surrounded by a forest and a park near the lake, where we can see works of art related to sports. In the environment there are also different contributions from cities that have organized games. Barcelona has deposited an original square meter of sidewalk of what was the Olympic town. It was inaugurated on June 23, 1993 by the Catalan Joan Antoni Samaranch, president of the International Olympic Committee at the time. (Original) Museu d'exposicions permanents diferents relacionades amb el món de l'esport, en especial dels Jocs Olímpics. Es troba rodejat d'un bosc i un parc pròxims al llac, on i podem veure obres d'art relacionades amb l'esport. A l'entorn hi ha també aportacions diferents de ciutats que han organitzat uns jocs. Barcelona hi té dipositada un metre quadrat original de vorera del que fou la vila olímpica. Fou inaugurat el 23 de juny de 1993 pel català Joan Antoni Samaranch, president del Comitè Olímpic Internacional en aquell moment.

(Translated by Google) The visit was extremely interesting. More than 2 hours spent in this museum with children who are neither museum nor sport. But unanimously, we will come back to enjoy the terrace. Containment and the French curfew forced us to cut the visit short! Pity (Original) La visite a été extrêmement intéressante. Plus de 2 heures passées dans ce musée avec des enfants qui ne sont ni musée ni sport. Mais à l’unanimité, nous reviendrons pour profiter de la terrasse. Le confinement et le couvre-feu français nous ont obligé à écourter la visite ! Dommage

(Translated by Google) All protective measures observed (Original) Alle Schutzmassnahmen eingehalten

(Translated by Google) A great museum, the visit is too short even in 2:30. To do with the family. (Original) Un musée super, la visite est trop courte même en 2h 30. A faire en famille.

(Translated by Google) First visit and nice surprise with my children I recommend everyone to go for a walk (Original) Première visite et belle surprise avec mes enfants je recommande à tous d’aller faire un tour

(Translated by Google) Excellent site to learn the history of sports (Original) Excelente sitio para aprender la historia de los deportes

(Translated by Google) Well, the museum is so-so, although it's very good for sports! (Original) Ну музей так себе, хотя для спорта очень даже неплохо!

(Translated by Google) The Polnam Abeme Museum tells about the Olympiads. (Original) Музей полнам абёме расказывает олимпиадах.

(Translated by Google) ski simulation connected stadiums, exhibition broadcasts and so on Unfortunately, I recommend a bit small (Original) symulacja nart połączone stadiony transmisje wystawy i tak dalej polecam niestety troche małe

(Translated by Google) Superb museum !! We are delighted with the reopening. (Original) Superbe musée !! On se réjouit de la réouverture.

(Translated by Google) A little too much screen for my taste. It's a shame that there aren't more sports activities. (Original) Un peu trop d'écran à mon goût. C'est dommage qu'il n'y a pas plus d'activités sportives.

Interesting museum! Worth a visit on a bad weather day and looking to fill your day. It was nice and empty so safe for Covid.

(Translated by Google) Great but the shop is expensive and a lot of gadgets (Original) Super mais la boutique est chère et beaucoup de gadjetd

(Translated by Google) An exciting museum, very complete, very well presented and organized in a superb screen of greenery. worth the price (Original) Musee passionnant,très complet ,très bien présente et organisé dans un superbe écran de verdure. cela vaut le prix

Really big and many new information i got from it!

(Translated by Google) If you like sports and have time, I highly recommend visiting the Olympic Museum! A very inspiring place! The museum itself is not big, but well decorated! I really liked the stand with torches and medals! Near the Olympic Park and access to the lake. Very beautiful in the evening! (Original) Если вам нравится спорт и есть время, очень рекомендую посетить Олимпийский музей! Очень вдохновляеющее место! Сам музей не большой, но хорошо оформлен! Очень понравился стенд с факелами и медалями! Рядом олимпийский парк и выход к озеру. Вечером очень красиво!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum in a very beautiful setting also on the shores of Lake Geneva. The garden which leads to the museum is also there. At the level of the visit, nothing to say. We are told about the origins of the Olympic Games. Then the rest of the visit is definitely worth it. Very interactive and accessible to all. Very complete in the holdings. And finally, the personal effects of a few athletes complete this visit. A very good moment. (Original) Très beau musée dans un très beau cadre également au bord du lac Léman. Le jardin qui mène au musée l est aussi. Au niveau de la visite, rien à dire. On nous explique les origines des jeux olympiques. Ensuite, le reste de la visite vaut vraiment la peine. Très interactif et accessible à tous. Très complet dans les exploitations. Et pour finir, les effets personnels de quelques athlètes complètent cette visite. Un très bon moment.

Cool museum. Worth it.

(Translated by Google) Nice, nice view, nice visit but this museum is not suitable for small children (Original) Sympa, belle vue, belle visite mais ce musée n'est pas adapté aux petits enfants

Very nice place. For families with children it is a great place

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. Separate and exciting audio guides for adults and children. (Original) Sehr schönes Museum. Für Erwachsene und Kinder separate und spannende Audioguides.

(Translated by Google) Too expensive (Original) Trop chère

(Translated by Google) Lesson on the subject of the Olympics, grandiose location ......... (Original) Lehrstunde zum Thema Olympia, grandioser Standort .........

(Translated by Google) In Switzerland, everything is clean. (Original) En suisse, tout est clean.

(Translated by Google) The Olympic Museum is described in English & French texts. The opportunity to experience the tour via a German, digital phrase book is interesting and varied (Original) Das Olympische Museum ist in englischen & französischen Texten beschrieben. Mit der Möglichkeit die Führung via deutschem, digitalem Sprachführer zu erleben ist interessant und abwechslungsreich

(Translated by Google) Museum of the history of the Olympic Games opened on June 23, 1993 in Lausanne. On the heights of the Quai d'Ouchy on the shores of Lake Geneva. It houses permanent and temporary exhibitions. Very nice park all around, beautiful works on sport. Must go with the kids. (Original) Musée de l'histoire des Jeux olympiques ouvert le 23 juin 1993 à Lausanne. Ssur les hauteurs du quai d'Ouchy au bord du Léman. Il abrite des expositions permanentes et temporaires. Très joli parc tout autour, belles oeuvres sur le sport. Faut y aller avec les enfants.

(Translated by Google) Great museum, lots of things to see there, the route is very well done, it's fascinating! A must in Lausanne! (Original) Super musée, beaucoup de choses à y voir, le parcours est très bien fait, c’est passionnant ! Un incontournable à Lausanne !

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum all about Olympia. A must for anyone interested in sports! 😀. On the top floor is a restaurant with a balcony and a very nice view. (Original) Sehr interessantes Museum alles über Olympia. Ein Muss für jeden Sport interessierten!😀. Im obersten Stock ist ein Restaurant mit Balkon und sehr schöner Aussicht.

(Translated by Google) The Olympic idea is shown very interestingly and impressively from the beginnings in Greece to the present day. The free audio guide is highly recommended. Very interesting exhibition. Should be seen. (Original) Die Olympische Idee wird einem von den Anfängen in Griechenland bis in die heutige Zeit sehr interessant und eindrücklich gezeigt. Absolut empfehlenswert ist der Gratis-Audioguide. Sehr interessante Ausstellung. Sollte man gesehen haben.

(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit if you're in Lausanne or the region. Shows the full history of the Olympics and the IOC. The tour is only in FR or EN and if you want DE (or another language), you must ask for an audio guide when purchasing the ticket (subject to a charge). In my opinion, the exhibition is too little self-critical and the important topics of doping, corruption and sustainability are nowhere mentioned or only a little marginally. In the past, the IOC has not exactly covered itself with glory in these current issues. (Original) Ist ein Besuch wert, wenn man gerade in Lausanne oder Region weilt. Zeigt die ganze Geschichte der Olympischen Spiele und des IOC. Der Rundgang ist nur in FR oder EN und falls man DE (oder andere Sprache) wünscht, beim Ticketkauf unbedingt ein Audio Guide verlangen (kostenpflichtig). Meines Erachtens ist die Ausstellung zu wenig selbstkritisch und die wichtigen Themen Doping, Korruption und Nachhaltigkeit werden nirgends erwähnt oder nur ein wenig am Rande. Gerade in diesen aktuellen Themen hat sich das IOC in der Vergangenheit nicht gerade mit Ruhm bekleckert.

(Translated by Google) Very exciting and interesting 👍 (Original) Sehr spannend und interessant 👍

(Translated by Google) Simply impressive 👍👍👍 (Original) Einfach eindrücklich 👍👍👍

Loved it. It's definitely a whole day and we didn't see and do everything. Lunch was fabulous too!

Nice place to spend 1/2 day

Very cool experience learning about the history of the Olympic games! Lots of interactive activities for everyone. It was amazing to see all of the relay torches and every medal from every modern games. A very fun way to spend 2-3 hours with your family here. The museum is right by the lake and the Olympic park. When the weather is good you can pack a picnic and really have a nice half day here.

To experience the Olympics at close quarters and feel the Olympic spirit the way the athletes felt it, to study the history of the Games from antiquity to today - this is a place you should never miss if you're in Laussane, Suisse. There are huge screens which showcases the beautiful moments of the game and you'll feel as you're a part of it. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday and is closed on Mondays. Entry fee of 20 CHF for adults from 16 yrs old.

If you didn't get a chance to visit the Olympic, you can still get a museum experience of it here. We were disappointed that we couldn't go see the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but were very glad that we see the Japanese sports manga x Tokyo Olympic 2020 exhibit here. Although it's without the grandeur, it feels like were transported to Japan when we were going through this exhibit. The rest of the museum houses the permanent exhibits from previous Olympics. Well worth the time for the visit. Highly recommended.

Great museum, spacious lawns, plenty of open space and spectacular view of the lake. The restaurant is excellent as well. We had asparagus soup, and the kids had a cornet of fries on the terrace. There is plenty of gorgeous items to buy at the shop. The museum covers everything from history to modern-day Olympic with interactive sections. We had to park in a nearby street as at least we could not find the parking.

Amazing place full filled of curiosities, important events and collection objects. Really fun for kids and not only, since there’s a race track where you can run the 100m and compare yourself to Usain Bolt. Really enjoyed this place, definitely going to come back

Wonderful place to visit, full of activities for the kids. Great views also. Cafe on top floor with memorabilia.

Very informative and interesting place. Entering the Center is free. But if you want to explore further, will need to pay for the ticket.

An amazing history of the Olympic Games, the people that started it all, the amazing athletes, and the technology used to propel those athletes. One of the last exhibits, the medals, is second only to the actual equipment and clothing the athletes used and wore. I’m partial to US athletes and I was in awe of the shoe Jessie Owens wore. His achievements at the 1936 Olympic Games are historic and significant.

Great museum that exhibits the difficult start of the games, highlights the countries and athletes involved, and how it's shaping its future. It was quite a revelation for us to learn how the games got started because we now treat it as a given now. But it really took the hard work of one Pierre de Coubertin to really drive the Olympic movement. Of course, you'll find all sorts of items, footage, and activities related to Olympics here. Overall, great museum, must visit.

It is one of the most brilliant place in the world. There is knowledge and historical moments captured. The eating place Tom Cafe has best cuisine in Lausanne. The souvenir shop is beautiful and the staff is so courteous and kind that you would wonder how considerate and gracious humans can be. It is always a pleasure to be here.

Such a nice place to learn about sport and history. You'll get a lot of information and it also offers some games for kids and adults. You'll find it just amazing!

Such a well designed museum. We had a guided tour which allowed us to plunge into the history of the Olympics and discover some fun and not so well known facts about brands and athletes. The atmosphere in the museum was quite ethereal to me. There are a couple of fun activities for kids and the view from the restaurant is simply jow droppingly beautiful ❤️

The Olympic Museum was an amazing collection of Olympic memorabilia and information over the years. I especially loved the timeline that walked you through events every year and where they were hosted. I enjoyed seeing all of the medals provided over the years and the torch collection was great as well. Overall, highly recommend.

Fabulous museum for fans of the Olympics games and non fans alike. History of the founding of the games, Olympic Torches from the games, medals and the kit worn by famous Olympians are all on display. The interactive stations in the 3rd level are a great hit with the kids! Cafe with lake views and excellent food is a great midway lunch stop.

Fantastic multi-media exhibits with fascinating background on the Olympics games history and rules. Also fun memorabilia like they torches and costumes from the shows. Something for everyone, whether you’re a sports/Olympics fan or not. It’s also right on the river so very convenient to get to. It is free with the Swiss Rail Pass but I would have paid to go in.

So interesting and has a great interactive section for kids. We also had lunch at the TOM Cafe which was delicious.

I like how the museum is built and the overall theme. everything is beautiful, clean and modern. Well done!

A fantastic museum that not only allows you to learn about history through its exhibits and explanations but also offers interactive facilities suitable for both adults and children. The museum is located right by Lake Geneva, where many people enjoy outdoor picnics and walks – it's a very comfortable place.

A must visit in Lausanne. This place holds a lot of history of people in sports and their perseverance to succeed. The entrance of the museum is also very beautiful and overseeing the lake.

Very informative displays and historical information was very interesting. Took my 9 year old daughter and she enjoyed it especially the interactive activities.

Amasing museum, I have been in various museums of different topics the past few years. The Olympic Museum is one of the best if not the best museum I have been up to now. I was also fortunate to be able to see the excibition for the Paris 2024 Marathon race which was about marathon running. Amasing videos, amasing info, amasing excibit items. Whoever loves sports this museum is the best that he can be....no matter how mcu time i will spend writting my opinion about the museum it wont be enough to express myself. I am glad that i saw this museum. Its a must to go.

Very enjoyable and educational experience. We enjoyed the displays of Olympic medals, torches, uniforms and equipment. Learned about the history of the Olympic Movement in Greek and Modern times. We were there for three hours…not too crowded.